Dorota Leczykiewicz
Associate Professor of Law
Other affiliations
Institute of European and Comparative Law
Biography
Dr Dorota Leczykiewicz is Associate Professor of Law and an Official Fellow of St Peter's College. She was previously a Junior Research Fellow and then a Fellow by Special Election at Trinity College, Oxford, a Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellow in the Oxford Faculty of Law, and a Marie Curie Fellow at the European University Institute in Florence. Her research interests focus on English and comparative Tort law, legal reasoning, European private law and EU constitutional law, in particular, EU fundamental rights. She has recently authored chapters on 'Judicial Development of EU Fundamental Rights Law in the Digital Era', published in General Principles of EU Law and the EU Digital Order (Kluwer Law International 2020) and the reform of the French civil law liability regime, 'Loss and its Compensation in the Proposed New French Regime of Extra-contractual Liability', published in Jean-Sébastien Borghetti and Simon Whittaker (eds), French Civil Liability in Comparative Perspective (Hart Publishing 2019), as well as an article - 'Prohibition of Abusive Practices as a 'General Principle' of EU Law', published in the Common Market Law Review.
In the Faculty, Dr Leczykiewicz gives lectures in EU law and teaches on the BCL/MJur courses of Private Law and Fundamental Rights and the Constitutional Principles of the EU. At St Peter's College, she teaches tutorials in EU law and Tort law. She is supervising doctoral students conducting reseaerch in EU, comparative and private law.
Publications
Leczykiewicz D, ‘The Judgment in Bauer and the Effect of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights in Horizontal Situations’ (2020) 16(2) European Review of Contract Law 323
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Judicial Development of EU Fundamental Rights Law in the Digital Era – A Fresh Look at the Concept of ‘General Principles’’
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Loss and Its Compensation in the Proposed New French Regime of Extra-contractual Liability’
Johnston A, ‘Spillovers from EU law into national law: (un)intended consequences for private law relationships’ 357
Leczykiewicz D, ‘The Emergence of EU Contract Law Exploring Europeanization’ (2013) 50(1) COMMON MARKET LAW REVIEW 305
Leczykiewicz D, ‘‘Where Angels Fear to Tread’: The EU Law of Remedies and Codification of European Private Law’ (2012) 8(1) European Review of Contract Law 47
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Why Do the European Court of Justice Judges Need Legal Concepts?’ (2008) 14(6) European Law Journal 773
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Constitutional conflicts and the third pillar’ (2008) 33(2) EUROPEAN LAW REVIEW 230
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Trybunał Konstytucyjny (Polish Constitutional Tribunal), Judgment of 27 April 2005, No. P 1/05, on the Constitutionality of the European Arrest Warrant National Implementation (Case Comment)’ (2006) 43(4) Common Market Law Review
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Common Commercial Policy: the Expanding Competence of the European Union in the Area of International Trade’ [2005] 6 German Law Journal 1673-1686
Leczykiewicz D and Weatherill S, The Images of the Consumer in EU Law (2016) 1
Leczykiewicz D, ‘The Charter of Fundamental Rights and the EU’s Shallow Constitutionalism’, The Rise and Fall of the European Constitution (Hart Publishing 2018)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Compensatory remedies in EU law: The relationship between EU law and national law’ in P Giliker (ed.), Research Handbook on EU Tort Law (Edward Elgar Publishing 2017)
LECZYKIEWICZ D, ‘Private Regulation, Compliance and Reviewability of Contracts’, RESEARCH HANDBOOK ON CONTRACT AND REGULATION (Edward Elgar 2017)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Human rights and the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice’, EUROPEAN UNION AS AN AREA OF FREEDOM, SECURITY AND JUSTICE (2017)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Human Rights and the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: Immigration, Criminal Justice and Judicial Cooperation in Civil Matters’ (2016)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Regulatory Cost, the Consumer, and the EU Constitutional Framework’ (2016)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘‘Constitutional Justice’ and Judicial Review of EU Legislative Acts’, Europes Justice Deficit? (2015)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Effectiveness of EU Law Before National Courts: Direct Effect, Effective Judicial Protection, and State Liability’ (2014)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Conceptualising Conflict between the Economic and the Social in EU Law after Viking and Laval’ in M FREEDLAND and J ADAMS-PRASSL (eds.), Viking, Laval and beyond (Hart Publishing 2014)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Horizontal Effect of Fundamental Rights: In Search of Social Justice or Private Autonomy in EU Law?’ (2013)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘The Constitutional Dimension of Private Law Liability Rules in the EU’, The Involvement of EU Law in Private Law Relationships (2013)
Leczykiewicz D and Weatherill S, ‘Private Law Relationships and EU Law’, The Involvement of EU Law in Private Law Relationships (2013)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘The Charter of Fundamental Rights and Member States’ Derogations from Internal Market Obligations’ (2011)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Enforcement or compensation? Damages actions in EU law after the draft common frame of reference’, The Transformation of European Private Law: Harmonisation, Consolidation, Codification or Chaos? (2011)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘La conformité au principe de protection des droits de l’homme comme condition de la primauté des actes européens dans le troisième pilier’ in A Fr, #261;ckowiak-Adamska and R Grzeszczak (eds.), L’espace judiciaire européen (Willy Brandt Zentrum 2010)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Wykładnia prounijna w prawie podatkowym a obowiązek poszanowania Konstytucji RP na przykładzie wybranych orzeczeń NSA’ in S Biernat and S Dudzik (eds.), Doświadczenia prawne pierwszych lat członkostwa Polski w Unii Europejskiej (Kluwer International Warsaw 2010)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Obywatelstwo UE i prawo do swobodnego przemieszczania sie jako instrumenty ograniczania autonomii regulacyjnej panstw członkowskich’ in S Biernat and S Dudzik (eds.), Przepływ osób i świadczenie usług w Unii Europejskiej (Kluwer International Warsaw 2009)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Commentary on Article 281 EC (legal personality of the European Community)’ in A Wróbel (ed.), Komentarz. Traktat ustanawiający Wspólnotę Europejską. Volume III (Kluwer International Warsaw 2009)
Leczykiewicz D and Weatherill S, The Images of the Consumer in EU Law: Legislation, Free Movement and Competition Law (Hart Publishing Oxford 2016)
Leczykiewicz D and Weatherill S, The Involvement of EU Law in Private Law Relationships (Hart Publishing Oxford 2013)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Melloni and the future of constitutional conflict in the EU’ (UK Constitutional Law Blog, 22 May 2013, reposted on the EUtopia Law Blog, 23 May 2013, 1 January 2013)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘The ’national identity clause’ in the EU Treaty: a blow to supremacy of Union law?’ (UK Constitutional Law Blog, 21 June 2012, 1 January 2012)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights and its effects’ (UK Constitutional Law Blog, 4 August 2011, 1 January 2011)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Horizontal application of the charter of fundamental rights’ (2013) 38(4) European Law Review 479 (review)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Lucinda Miller, The Emergence of EU Contract Law. Exploring Europeanization’ [2012] 49 Common Market Law Review 305 (review)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Effective judicial protection of human rights after lisbon: Should national courts be empowered to review EU secondary law?’ (2010) 35(3) European Law Review 326 (review)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘9 Private Party Liability in EU Law: In Search of the General Regime’ (2010) 12 Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies 257 (review)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Elspeth Guild (ed.), Constitutional Challenges to the European Arrest Warrant’ [2007] 44 Common Market Law Review 840 (review)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Pleural plaques, the concept of damage and liability for psychiatric injury’ [2008] 124 Law Quarterly Review 548 (case-note)
Leczykiewicz D, ‘Polish Constitutional Tribunal, Judgment of 27 April 2005, No. P 1/05, on the constitutionality of the European Arrest Warrant national implementation’ [2006] 43 Common Market Law Review 1181 (case-note)